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“I would go again tomorrow”: UWC student speaks out after Gaza detention
UWC student Hajar Ahjum Mathee recounts her detention during a Gaza aid mission and explains why she would join the flotilla again.
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False Bay Karate Academy learners shine at Cape Town tournament
False Bay Karate Academy learners impressed at a Cape Town karate tournament, securing podium finishes and valuable competition experience.
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Paddlers in limbo over future of Three Anchor Bay boat sheds
Paddlers and kayakers await a month-end decision on the Three Anchor Bay boat sheds as lease uncertainty continues after the tenant’s death.
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Retreat Library offers children a safe space to learn and play after school
Retreat Library has become a safe haven for Retreat’s children, offering play-based learning, educational toys and a daily sandwich in a nurturing after-school space.
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Top innovators honoured at Western Cape Economy Innovation Awards
The Western Cape Economy Innovation Awards honoured businesses, organisations and government initiatives for driving innovation.
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Opinion | Party-hopping in South African politics, when the jacket turns
In South African politics, the jackets keep turning. The real test, writes Namhla Monakali, is whether anything underneath ever does
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New wheelchair beach access forms part of Muizenberg upgrade
The Muizenberg beachfront upgrade is on track for December completion, with major construction milestones and new public facilities underway.
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Underwater treasure near Simon’s Town featured in TIME magazine
A Simon’s Town underwater photograph has earned a place on the cover of TIME magazine, highlighting the remarkable Great African Seaforest.
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Commissioner calls for stronger child protection in Western Cape
National Child Protection Week is in full swing as the Western Cape Commissioner for Children calls for stronger action to protect children.
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Cape Town big band jazz festival delights Douglas Murray residents
Douglas Murray Old Age Home residents enjoyed live music, companionship and entertainment at the annual Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival.
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